Soloist to Sing in Debussy Blessed Damozel at Coe College
Grace Huddle Lockhoff will sing the Blessed Damozel in Debussy and Stabat Mater on Tuesday at 8:30 pm in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel. The Coe College music department presents two female chorus works with college orchestra under director Paul Schumann Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Huddle Lockhoff
Damozel
Debussy
Coe College Music Department
T. M. Sinclair
Pergolesi
Leatta Jorgensen
Lost Nation
Grace Bakken
Ogden
Rebecca Evans
Newton
Darlene Payne
Cresco
Janine McGill
LaPorte City
Janis Owens
Cedar Rapids
Paul Schumann Ray
Coe College
Eleanor Taylor
de Houts
Leather goods and luggage clearances for service members
Leather items and accessories priced to fit budgets include $3 to $6 leather cases and cheaper cloth options. Black walrus leather preferred for navy men, brown or saddle for soldiers. zipper fasteners common. Gifts for students and business people feature pens, papers, and pajamas. Brief cases cost about $13 with popular colors black brown saddle. Cigaret cases with insignia sell fast at $1.25. Billfolds for service members $2 to $5. women’s styles in red green blue and dubonnet. A flag red and blue billfold with eagle sells at $2, plus a $2.50 lipstick red combo billfold notebook. Military brushes cost $5 to $10, clothes brushes $1. Government restricts women’s luggage to four types effective May 1, men’s to four as well.
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California
Army
Air Corps
Morocco
Fortnightly spring luncheon and club pageant highlights
Anamosa reports on the Fortnightly club spring luncheon at E. W. Smykis home. A pageant Turning the Leaves of a Song Book featured impersonations by members. Wapsi pinicon Country club opened its 20th season with Dutch treat breakfast and golf. Cornelian club held spring dinner for 32 with federation guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Smykis
O. A. Rife
Florence Hale
Lloyd Robertson
C. E. Jessen
Ed Steele
Arthur Braun
Nancy Delahooke
Constance Braun
Alice
Elizabeth Ann Hartman
Phyllis Jessen
Peggy Downing
W. P. Owen
Patsy Steele
Lucille Remley
Helen Schuchman
Deloris Lazio
LaVonne Dalrymple
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Cornelian Club
Holden Hotel
Charlies J. Cash, Jr
Stephen Hyde
Judith Weighels
Davonna Hyde
Nancy Hover
Janette Weighels
Carol Musgrove
Mary Anne Nichols
Glenn Russell
Cash
L. A. Johnston
Springville
Federation of Clubs
Johnston
E. G. Rawson
Federated Clubs
Jones County
R. W. McCarthy
Mass enlistment of Waves spars Friday evening in Cedar Rapids
Miss Brown, a 1220 Third Avenue SE resident, will be sworn into the Waves Spars as Cedar Rapids hosts its first mass enlistment of women in the Navy auxiliary. Yeoman Sullivan explains duties to Brown during leave. The May 28 ceremony at the Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum starts at 7 30 p m with 36 Cedar Falls Waves Ensigns and other naval officials attending. The Preflight band from Iowa City will perform a birthday concert marking the school’s opening anniversary in Town City. A conference tea honors Miss Jennie E Post, and Lincoln P T A hosts a Thursday teachers luncheon at Fleming’s tearoom with reservations due by Tuesday.
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Phyllis Sullivan
Ninth Street NW
The
Waves
Navy Yeomanry
Betty Brown
Third Avenue SE
Miss Brown
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum
Yeoman Sullivan
Stillwater
Okla
Great Lakes
Ill
Cedar Falls
Dorothy E. Mohn
Mary FE. Schlager
Walter J. Rekstis
Navy
Iowa City
Town City
P.T.A
Lincoln
Fleming's
Clifford Bright
oGo
P T A Meetings Set Across Roosevelt Kenwood Tyler Wilson
Roosevelt P T A meets in Sagamore hall Wednesday at 2 pm with Prof Eric L Clitheroe speaking on Youth Marches On and Mothersingers choir. Kenwood preschool group meets Monday at 8 pm at Mrs Clara Knights home for a discussion. Tyler teachers receive a picnic dinner at Sinclair Memorial church Wednesday at 6 pm. Wilson high school P T A gathers Thursday at 1 45 pm in room 5 for officer installation and discussion The Chartered events target parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Sagamore Hall
Eric L. Clitheroe
Coe College
Mothersingers
Grace Meloney
Kenwood P.T.A
Clara Knight
Thirtieth Street
O. C. Long
Wilson High School P.T.A
Cornell Seniors To Supper In Magee Home
Cornell college seniors attend a supper at the Magee home with co hosts Mrs J B Magee Dr and Mrs Russell Cole Miss Alice R Betts and others assisting. Alumni events wrap club activities for the year and chaperons include Dean and Mrs A R King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Magee
J. B. Magee
Russell Cole
Alice R. Betts
J. B. MacGregor
Albion R. King
Ero
Baker House
Ruby Wade
Kay Moss
Ingleside
Sam McLaughlin
Albion King
F. F. Ebersole
Neil Miner
William Dunn
Clyde Tull
Tull
James McCutcheon
Entre Nous
Ruth Pinkerton
Arlo Sanderson
Sorosis Club
New Century Club
J. Cullomber
Mmes
W. J. Flint
Lloyd Goettels
Cedar Rapids
P.E.D
Helen Fouse
Lisbon
Charlies Hedges
AAU
Maxine Entwhistie
Ministerial Association
J. H. Lavery
Eloise
Peggy Jane Magee
Russell Cooper
Mary Schneider
Dean
A. R. King
Ladies' Literary and Social club elects officers
Coggan reports the Ladies' Literary and Social club elects President Mrs Earle Bar cl ay Vice President Mrs W H Odom Secretary Mrs Leo French and Treasurer Mrs F A Munneke. Mrs Gaylord O Dessay hosts bridge luncheon for eighteen Past Matrons Circle members. Presbyterian Missionary society meets at Mrs Wess Warneck to discuss Japanese internment camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Barclay
W. H. Odom
Leo French
F. A. Munnekxke
Gaylord O'Dessay
Bridge Club
F. A. Munneke
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wess Warneck
Leather travel gear outfits for service members and students
A catalog of leather travel goods and kit items notes luggage and cases priced for servicemen and students headed to college or teaching posts. Items include overnight bags, 26 to 31 inch trunks, furlough bags, bar and makeup boxes, compacts, and fitted traveling cases in khaki navy and natural hides with prices from $1 to $28.
Louise Morley To Speak In Cedar Rapids Wednesday
British youth wartime speaker Louise Morley will deliver eight talks in Cedar Rapids Wednesday and Thursday. The trip concludes her Midwest tour of about 40 cities. She will discuss youth involvement in the war and underground activities observed in England last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Morley
Cedar Rapids
Morley
Kiwanis Club
Linn County
England
London
Miss Morley
Ottumwa
Gordon D. Barger
Kiwanis Program
Kiwanis Ladies
Roosevelt Hotel
Office of Civilian Defense
Franklin
Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lions Club
Coe College
Temple Judah
Bessie Bunting
OCD
Camp Fire Bluebirds Plan May Day Victory Garden Fete
Two hundred Bluebirds ages seven to ten will stage a May day fete at Cleveland school playground on May 29 at 6 30 p m The program features victory gardens with children dressed as garden items Uncle Sam and a farmer, star children, folk dances and singing The script by Mrs Dean Millis and committee helpers shape the event to support the war effort
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Bluebirds
Camp Fire Girls
Cleveland School
Victory Gardens
Uncle Sam
Dean Millis
George Pfeffer
McGregor Tourist Club closes season at Heights hotel
McGregor The Tourist club held the season finale in the Heights hotel with program participants including Fred Bergman Mrs. J F Walter and Mrs. W S Stone. The Clayton County Rural Letter Carriers association met in McGregor at Legion Hall for a pot luck supper and business meeting. About 30 attended. Dorothy Huebsch hosted a bridge gathering. Mrs. A S Wickersheim hosted dessert bridge for the Past Matrons of the Mona Eastern Star. Dr E C Meggers and daughter Jean left for Grand Forks North Dakota for graduation. their daughter Ann graduates and will take a month’s vacation at home.
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Heights
Fred Bergman
J. F. Walter
W. S. Stone
Clayton County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
McGregor
Legion Hall
Dorothy Huebsch
A. S. Wickersheim
Dessert Bridge
Monona Eastern Star
E. C. Meggers
Jean
Grand Forks
N. D
The
State University
Ann
Pre Memorial Day Service at Grace Church
Post No. 1 Iowa Volunteers with military groups hold a pre Memorial Day service at 7 30 pm at Grace Episcopal church Des Moines Lieut Helen E Wallace WAAC delivers principal address Rev W L S Jones Grace church rector gives invocation and welcome Comdr William E Morgan Iowa Volunteers responds Robert C Leefers is MC Lieut L R Frink officer of the day program includes patriotic songs call to colors colors presentation and colors retirement chaplain Herman H Schloss conducts prayer
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Iowa Volunteers
Grace Episcopal Church
Helen E. Wallace
WAAC
Des Moines
W. L. S. Jones
Grace Church
William E. Morgan
Robert C. Leefers
L. R. Frink
Herman H. Schloss
St Wenceslaus Program Tonight At School Auditorium
Music students of St Wenceslaus school present a 730 program in the school auditorium featuring the school orchestra mixed chorus girls glee club and numerous soloists including John Pavek Frances Brazda Mary McBowen Barbara Victor and others Accompanists include Treka Navratil Jandl Sindeiar and Pisarik Also dances by the music class and a welcome for Phyllis Spindler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wenceslaus School
John Pavek
Frances Brazda
Mary McBowen
Barbara Victor
Junior Pavek
Helen Jandl
Elaine Vavroch
Loretta Stadler
Helen Martens
Mary Purtell
Rose Marie Krizek
Rose Marie Drums
Marie Durek
Albcia Navratil
Mary Ann Shimek
Carol Ann Zeman
Vivian Zeman
Robert Stodola
James Jakoubek
Patricia Martens
Therese Pisarik
Jean Jilek
Josie Fiala
Dorothy Gray
James Treka
Lucille Balik
Libbie Homich
Albia Navratil
Olga Sindeiar
Theresa Pisarik
Phyllis Spindler
Miss Brown and Merrill Phillips Betrothal Announcement
Engagement announced for Miss Betty Brown of 220 Third Avenue SE to Merrill Phillips of 1251 Elmhurst Drive NE. Miss Brown daughter of Mrs. Edna Brown of Humboldt Kansas and wife to be of Cherry Burrell now entering Waves service. Mr Phillips left May 20 to enter service after working for LaPlant Choate Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Third Avenue SE
Merrill Phillips
Elmhurst Drive
Urbana Shower Honors Bride Mrs Hawley at Thursday Tea
Mrs Leo Sweeney hosted a bridal shower Thursday for the bride Mrs Marshall Hawley. Twenty six ladies attended the courtesy. Mrs Hawley plans to join her husband soon at Camp McCain in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Sweeney
Marshall Hawley
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U. S. Navy
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Anamosa
Cleveland
P.T.A. Meetings
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Tyler
Sinclair Memorial Church
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street SE
Cornell
Coggan
Baldridge
Third Street
Oleo
Buehler Bros
First Street SE
Louise
Iowa
C. R
Europe
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League of Nations
Geneva
Bryn Mawr College
Meath
Kree Stolle
Second St. SE
2Nd St
Siaces
City & State
Becau
Three Sisters
Second Street
Aewa
Otis & State
Olin
T. N. Starry
Robert
Washington, D. C
Olin Consolidated School
Don Faris
Dorothy Pine
Mr. Phillips
Killian Photo
Urbana
DuPont
ACE Cleaners
Thifd Avenue
Sune
Dad
Killian
Tih Fleer Killian
Cuney Hair
Killian Company
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